Colorado wedding

Last weekend, we made a quick trip to Breckenridge for the wedding of our friends, Mike and Jaime. The wedding was beautiful, despite the rainstorms. The highlight was a reunion of friends who are now scattered between Seattle, Denver, San Diego, and Ann Arbor.

Sorry it has been so long since I posted, but I wanted to get some last pictures of my trip up. The real reason to go home when I did was to see my grandfather and grandma. I got to visit with them both a lot so that was good. We never get to see them as much as we hope so we really enjoy the times that we do.

The last couple pictures just sum up how tired I think everyone was by the end of the weekend.

Second to last day

Just some quick picks from TerrYYippee day. It was another warm July day. It was too bad that Richie and Karlee could not make it, as they have made Terry Yippee memorable in the past. But we still managed to have a few laughs without them. Basil put on a show for everyone later in the evening by dancing solo to the band that was playing at the street dance. I'm sad that I didn't have a video for that. I missed out on some good picture opportunities when the boys were splashing around the pool. I guess I have to remember to charge my battery next time.

Anyway, the first picture is of the 'Cornholing' competition. I was told it was the state finals. I was planning on having a team this year, but my father-in-law let me down and didn't travel to Terry to play. Maybe next year, huh Terry? The last couple pictures were taken as everyone was trying to cool off indoors. It is hard to do when you are always in a constant wrestling match.

Golfing in Medora

When I was home we took a quick trip over to Medora to golf at the new golf course they built there called Bully Pulpit. It is a really nice course that is built around the Badlands and the river. In fact, the last 5 holes are built into the Badlands. For someone who has grown up in this area, it is very strange to see all the green grass surrounded by the brown walls.

My old football coach and good friend, Pete Stanton, was nice enough to join us for golfing. It was really good to see him since I don't know when the last time was that we saw each other in person. Anyway, 4.5 hours of golf let us get caught up a little bit.